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GOVERNOR RICHARDSON. THU INSTALLATION OF <>* " NJKW i.\i:< I TIVK. Thc Inaugural Atltliva* Delivered <>n Hi? Occualon--A NII'?IIKUIHI Timely l*u|t?i'. Governor John lVtcr Uiohivrdson was duly inaugurated Oil Tuesday thc 80Ul ult.i iu tho Opera House at Columbia. After hiking tho oath of ollicc. Governor Uiclmrdson made his inaugural address, as follows: Gentlemen ot tho Senate and House ot Representatives: lt is with a deep sense of tho responsibility and obliga tion L assume] that 1 have just taken in this solemn presence the constitutional r?ath of ollico as Governor of South Car olina. With no ordinary emotion, uud with u heart lull of gratitude to thc people ol this State, through whose partial kind ness 1 am tho recipient of this exalted honor, J this day inter upon thc- dis charge of its lug!? duties, to thu faithful, honest, vigilant and patriotic execution oi which l pledge the honor of a devoted son ol' Carolina. Sincerely distrustful id' my own abili ties, 1 confidently rely upon you, theil chosen representatives, tor such wisc, liberal and conservative action as will render tho progress of the State in material prosperity rapid and the execu tive administration of ber affairs easy. To the most unobservant and indiffer ent it must be apparent timi these arc times fruitful of vast and pressing problems, social, industrial and econom ic, both in State and national affairs, which demand for their solution the al ?lest talent and most unselfish patriotism. Notwithstanding thc dual nature of our institutions and government, investing the citizen, as it does, with varied duties and interests, the peculiar condition ol our State, socially and politically, dining thc dark days of reconstruction, rigidly confuted thc attention of our people to the seemingly hopeless ami Herculean task of wresting from a chaos of cor ruption and venality in all their hideous forms, and id universal malfeasance m official life, such as had never before dis graced the annuls of a sivilized commu nity, order and good government. How successfully, how marvelously, this has been accomplished, m ed 1 at tempt to describe? Surely, it can never bo possible that the deep, soul-burning humiliations, the crushing tyranny, thc ruinous taxation we so long endured, tin bold ciVrontery of loathsome vice in high places that stalked in open daylight through the streets ol' this beautiful capital, have so soon passed out of mimi and been forgotten like the idle tu ror: of u dream, amidst tho quieting, restful surroundings of the renewed peace, onie! and good government we now MI bounti fully enjoy. T'> the people of Carolina. 1 verily believe, one of the greatest mis fortunes that could occur would be an oblivious disregard of a lormor experi ence that, upon thc least cessation of vigilance on their part, might, and would almost surely, again become a terrible possibility. The same elements ol evil are Lore, tin' saim forces present, though latent; bul to this general ion, who are tho witnesses of and the sufferers from certainly the most anomalous and . \ traordiuary condition of political and social life under which a people ever lived, I du not think lhere can over come any deluge of I,ethelin waters so over whelming as ti i sink into oblivion tlie bit ter memories ol' tiie past. Sad, iudced, would be the SUIT rcsultsof ?liminai for getfulness of a lesson .so roughly taught, so heroically learned! No, this cai never lie. Wc are again in the house ol our fathers, as masters ain't rulers, ami we are here to stay OS ; uch for all time but to stay inspired by the tine instinct: ol' liberty and animated solely by a high and patriotic purpose to dispense even handed justice, to maintain tin- purity of our institutions, multo secure to all classes and conditions of our cittzem every legal, constitutional and inherent right ol mau. With tin.- inestimable advantages o' good and honest government once mon surrounding us, like a life-giving atmos phi iv, how bright tin- prospect f? ?rn mph advance in all the arts of peace and ii the accumulation ->l Hie wealth to whicl our wonderful resources ot .-ml am ohma te SO justly entitle us! True, wi are just at this time in a coudition ol grout business depression, common te every interest of the whole world, and in no way peculiar to ourselves, save, pei imps, in complications arising from tin transition phase through whicl) om agricultural industry is now passing. Tc this great interest WC should certainly give promptly thai attention which ?ti importance to the general welfare so Im peratively demands. Wc should ap proach its consideration willi that calm ness uf judgment and freedom fruin pas sion so essential to reaching w isc conclu sions. Tiie Department ot Agriculture, lo whose charge its interests have lu ci, intrusted, and whose development I HIS been the object ol' such earliest, faithful and successful efforts, should be sus tained and fosb n 1. All laws upon oin statute books tending to the retardation of its development, or calculated to direct its energies into unprofitable channels, should be at mice ropealcd, and such measures only as are absolutely needed for its proper encouragement should be enacted, Perfect freedom of action ami judg ment is tho most Otlioioid incentive to successful exertion i.i nil the occupations <d life. This il is the duly of any govern ment to insure ti? any Citizen, whether walking in the paths of commerce, fol lowing the professions, or gathering the wealth of nature from our teeming for ests and causing our fruitful fields to yield their abundant increase. J speak as a farmer, who loves hi? calling with an ardor in.'n riled from ancestors devoted solely to the tillage of the soil, and whose instincts, aflinitics lind sympathies arc, therefore, naturally and warmly en listed in tin; successful furtherance of that first, grandest and noblest of pur suits. A fair field, unlrammolcd oppor tunities, exact justice, freedom from discriminating legislation, arni such en couragement as is entirely within the legitimate Sphere of government, is all tho American citizen asks or needs, and constitute the very fundamental princi ples of the liberty for which Washington fought and conquered, ami in defense of which our heroes crimsoned the count less hills and valleys of the Sunny South. May the genius of liberty preside for ever over our destiny and direct all our offerts to the accomplishment of so glori ous a triumph in government".' science. Amidst Hie abundant causes for con? gi at ulai ion, we certainly possess ono in tiie restored credit and improved finances of tiie State, brought to renewed bte. os it were, from a condition of almost abso lute decay and death. We should aol forget to scan closely the oxpenditin es of thc government, ?ml restrict them within tho limits of a wise and liberal economy. This is but simple justice to tho taxpay er, who, howevor cheerfully and uncom Jribute, should not bo subjected to groat ur burdous ?linn th? necessities of gov ernment imperatively denium!.. But it should also bo remembered that the smallest and fewest appropriations aro not always tho wisest economy. Govern ment is business, und, like any other business, requires for its successful eon duct tlio uso ol money; such, tor in stance, us for tho adequate compensation ol oitioi&ls, the proper maintenance ol charitable and penal institutions, thc prompt payment of nil public obliga tions, thc liberal support ol common schools ami higher institutions of learn ing, tho necessary expenses of legislation itself, and tit*' numerous other incidental purposes that loot up no incouHiderabh amount. Wc have already achieved much in iii? way of economy, having reduced ex pcuditures to a point that places tho gov ernment ol this State among thc cheap est, ii not tho very cheapest, of tlit States of tho Union. A comparison ol our expenditures with those ol any olhoi State will, I aili sure, fully justify thii assortion. While looking, then, wi tl continued care to tho exercise of tim cardinal virtue of economy in t ho admin ist ration ot our ulhiirs, especial attention sh-mid bc paid to maintaining the credit Ol' the State, now at a point ol oxcollouci uover before reached in tho history ol . her finances, ff this orodit is fully sus lainetl tho opportunity will soon bo pre scated, by tho early maturity ot' our se mi rities. of rotunding thom at a mud reduced rate- of interest, and thus re lieving tho taxpayers, by n siegle trans action, of au annual burden ol perhapi OHO hundred and ll (ty thousand dollars This surely will prove a measure o uconou y thal wi niki bo sensibly felt ai :i relief to every industry and ocoupa lion, and should enlist, therefore, for il accomplishment, thc active sympathie and co operation of all. A practical tes of tho feasibility of this project mus soon bo made in the case of our deficiency bouds ami stocks, which mature as earl' as duly. 1888, for the refunding ol' whiel timely provision, will have, of necessity tu bo made. Hut however rigid the. ideas enter tained upon this subject, however glen thc appal eni necessity for rctronchmeii and reform, there is one direction i which they cannot bo exercised witllOU stilling tho young life ol tho people air sapping the very sources of our materia and intellectual strength. I allude t our public schools and the system c C olleges we call the University. Th ono is tho cssoutial complement ol th oilier, and neither can accomplish th . full measure of its usefulness without it ! necessary coadjutor in the grand wori ol'education. In the common school ure to bo laid tho broad foundations, aa i in the institutions of higher learning ar , to bi' reared tho beautiful and lott structures of intellectual tlovelopmcv that render a people prosporous, happv great and respecte*! among the nation ... th*-lilith. [Applause., Snell inst bilious are not luto mushrooms-th growth of a night. They require long yeal ol patientsacrilice, of unceasing palrioti etlbrt, of liberal and uustintcd suppoil Pi attain their full stature am! gian proportions, where their pinnacles, rcaol mg to tho sky. will sued a beam * transeondant brightness over the lau* \ vifying indu-try an*! warming int ll tivo life every dormant energy. in th*- matter of education we ennui a nb rd to contract. The true polii si iou 1*1 bc to broaden, to deepen und I willi u, us lim resources of th* State pe mit. until the last vestige of nu nt darkness is swept from our borders, un < icry child in tho Stute . mit become tl recipient of thu benignant influences . , thorough instruction. Thc accomplis i ment of this grout work, with us, c: f only he gradual, (or mine bul the wi 1 fullN blind cnn fail to s? *. and feel tl . pit vailing embarrassment, so ividesprei \ :iini universal. But, at least, nu st, I tack ward should bc taken. Tho man must ho ever onward, s\iih Hm stein . ii< termination inn tu II- oittstippcd I I lie racole, our sister States of the Un io ; who ar*- bending every energy .?> ti most complete ?IIH? perice! ilovclopiin of their educational systems. S. .m h Carolina, among ii not the th !.> establish a system of free school imperfect though it was, has the add* I incentive of a noble ambition tu ma' ? tain her ancient proud position nnioi ( the must adviineed and progressive j tin-Stutt s. Xor will thu fruits of stn II liberal policy bo either meagre ord. |- titule of a certain ami abundant coi ( peiisat ioii, How richly has she in the pu reaped the rowan! ?>i her liberality her institutions<>( learning, Need! h nf tin illustrious nnmc3 that have ill mined her annals both in peace ami war? Of how lu-r sons, trained in thc inst it ut ions ami imbued iu every fibre their being with Carolina .sentiment ai ( aiulina devotion to principle, ha carried her Mag often to victory, l> always lo glory, and have won fur hoi ., putation for loyalty, learning ami cl quenco not bounded b\ continents oceans'/ How Hie heart thrills wi . .motions of the loftiest State pride \ e read of tlio nun who were indc* giants in those days, thc nckuowlcdgi peers of thc greatest und best in tl l oni! Not to mention a hundred otho almost equally famous, 1 have no hcsil Hon in asserting that thu production two such men us McDuflio and Thor v.i ll, holli poor boys, would fully col pciisutc for every dollar expended in tl iiitiintcmiuee ut the institutions whk nurtured them. The South Cni'olil < !? il loge and thc State Millitnry Aoadom, a , th*- capstones to a perfected system .Coinmoii schools, mu) aided by other i st ii ni i, ms of a similar character, vv, must assuredly prove, in the not distal future, Hu- unfailing source of prospoi ty, hu] ipi ness mid advancement in n that elevates and ennobles. Prom tho gales will issue an annual stream ol cu lured Carolina youth, with hearts fill? with grateful love <>f country, whose g nial ami refreshing influence will perm ate ami spread through overy nook ur corner of this fair ami beautiful Stat i n, I will, lilo- running waters in a dose land, cause to spring up everywhoro nc life, v igor and wealth. Gentlemen of thc Assembly, wc ha\ a high ami glorious task before us, i which no loyal son of Carolina shun! tail to do his full duty, with iinflinohiii and wdf-SACriftcing devotion. We ino i sen? il this beloved State of ours, tl hcritilgo of our fathers, from the igm millions rule of the stranaer ami tl alien; but it is left us yet to make h* restoration perfect ami complote, ni should wo ocaso, each in his sphoro. t regard his life services ns consecrated I this holy work, until we see her agni rehabilitated in ?ill her ancient ami ri splendent garments of wealth, prospci ly, pow?-) ami honor. ?Immen.se ai plauso, I \ Notorious Swindler Ar reeled. Cu AT TAN* io* ;.\. December 2.~*Charl< (.'arter, tho notorious lund swindler, wi ;nrested ut Birmingham, Alu., today. Il swindled parties In this city out of #IK>,(H Wurth of kind II*' will he brought Dei pn Hie roiuisitioii Of thc Governor of Ali hamo, ile is wanted Iq several olia Southern cities, where he has eommitle similar aime-. IUI H \ HU \t . When woman lovely woman kisses, 'Plie kiss is cokl, in it no Miss is: VVIlOU man ami woman kiss eaeh other. A different Illing 'tis altogether. Libel tv is io have a llame, poor girl-So -lad! .V labor <>t love- Dressing to coll ou ono's best girl. ltnlil hoads ure. not so ha ily lly-spcckcd as (hey were. Love, like a n ar, Ulises in Hie eyes and falls to the breast. A ulrike I hal is a failure is nearly always a grout misfortune. ll lakes two to make a har gain -tin:ens touter and th?' bal tender. A wisc man lukes the bandage 01? Iiis eyes und puts il over lils mouth. I'td mist ry is Hie next craze. Take Hie baud ol' the nearest yoi'ig lady nuil study it. Soft soap i- recommended as a remedy lei cholera in both hogs and chickens. Night keys, as a nih-, have their hardest work lo do in the morillug. Mt v. I'. Wall/ is the giddy miine of a Ihiltimoro clergyman, You are not likely tn lind Ihr "cold irulh" in the Iceman's hill. Fred Archer, the Knglish jockey, bent everything hut "Death on the Pule llorsi A fashionable woman with a luilurul complexion is somcthiug of ti eui insit \ . Fish is good brain food, but il does seem a pity, in some eases, to waste so much tidi lt's a Physiologien I fact, it seems, Unit too lillie chin and ton much cheek make- abad character. An American holy's ?dca of a hallet girl i- "an open muslin umbrella, with two pink handles." "Now, linn,'' said thc dancing ma When he was si.ltiie; his cloek. a 'll hands around." When a young woman returns from Paris sho generally ha- a clothes call fruin her female friend-. 'I'lieie is a trow ul Cllill'levoix, Mill Unit eau talk.-lix. We doubl il lie ever speaks without caw s, though. I'lil?simas is drawing nearer and m ar every day, lied the lillie folk-, ?ile lu liing to h el anxious tibold it. Tho richest of men are frequently n.?i worth a dollar, bot it is w hen thc IIIX f! Se SOI' e.llls. The man who addresses II lotter Thom Tompkins, lisq., Jr., cm hardly criticise the i ar conductor who says Mrs. I.miy .lapin boasis ol' ?1 singing fish. lt ha? musical Males, we presume.-Tents >///. iittfS. Caught on llie harbor har, probably. Wc presume Mr. .lohn I,. Sullivan must bc a had penman ns the sporting papers an continually talking of hi- "terrible righi A writer spoken ol' as having clo?picul passuges full of ?lash has (he dashes pul ny lin: printers as .side track- lo profanity A physician says: "If a child does not Thal is loo lr lu l! the sight ol : ? lad Ihn KOC are foreve only oni e in life tin: mile post o thrive 011 fresh milk, boil ii Severe. Why not spank itv 11 wealth, ns some philosophers -, y, 1 m sists in being contented with what ene ha then poverty is universal. The elevator hoy doesn't look much Uk. a philanthropist, nevertheless he ha- given many a milli a lift in the world. The tobacco sin .ls of Connecticut w i re damaged by tho recent gab s, and ibis news sheds a gloom over thc Havana cigar hus) Hess. She-I don't see why women should not make as good swimmers as men. Ile > t s. imt you see a swimmer luis to keep iii- mouth shut. Among the "hundred l>csl honks' Hi? pocketbook ranks llrst. If ii issulllcciully lohnst, there will bo no diJlleulty in select .lug the other il'.?. When a man Introduces himself to a porous plaster he must make up lila minti bi slav with il until the brother ai l i-i ill duded. The boy w ho quails ai mustard plaster ! . 1 ht -am fearlessly toi di lo tackle a bee's nest with a handful ol' yellow switches. If our neighbor's estimate of us was (.quai io our estimate of ourselves, liiert would he no know n imperfections in hu man character. Life lias no higher cxoinpIW?cutlon ol lind and sublime failli than in sei inj : ian who is fond of d?>:js placidly ealing sausage. li is the mau who i- living in coin foil mid happiness who pats you on thc hack win n you arc in misery anti says; "\v.' //?.. / ? va iii1.'! m! lia ( niions fuel iii.ii lieus arc hatched from egg?. Curious, because one would h irdh think Hint a Ilea could sit still long enough to lay au egg, Natural wit. which embodies lim powoi of repartee and thc ability lo tell a gone story in an entertaining way. is an act tun plisfimcill vastly useful lo one w ho move i ; society. 11 ippim-s is a phnnt 'in w pursuing, hui wc seize ii and that is when we leaf love's first kiss. I; took the Tinted State's army time to conquer Geronimo and Iii- hand Dill lite Florida climate is fetching them ti tb. ground nt thc rate of four per day. "Massachusetts is on the IM>X," -ays tin Heston IIIKI'II. Of coins! she is. .uni any hod}' who questions it ls respectfully 1 ft ried lo .Mr. John I. Sullivan. When a liostOR maiden has occasion ti signify that a story is too diaphnmotis 1 her acceptance -be does not say "rall sile say s?" rodents!" Some nu n never know w hen they re well Oil', ind few if any, know when ihov'l "Well On," or. a! h ast impeachment. A recent novel says, and enjoyed a ?-?Miiit How can a man enjoy unconscious? Paragrapher^) are seldom I ron bled wiih rheumatism. They carry chestnuts in their mile hooks all the time, and rheumatism never gets n chance al them. Poker dates back to tho ark, w hen Noah had two of n kind Hartford Journal, Fal lier. Von forget that Fve "raised Cain.-Commercial Bulletin. Knrllcr. Sin saw Adam first, A Dakota story is of au eagle who Blighted on the shoulder of 0 farmer am attempted to carry him OjT. The lanni was probably too much of a sower foi- (In eagle. The man who M als himself ut your desi makes a calculation on your papers and pills your pencil in his pockl t when he gets up. is abroad in the land. Maybe sou have seen him. "How can a young mun get a shirl i life/' This oft repeated question warii us. Wo arc able to think of nothing al present that gets away with Hie old lash inned bent pin. A silver dollar Weighs very nearly nu ounce; heneo any letter not heavier than dollar can go for a two con I stamp. Fiv nickels and a copper cent will also give an omi There are limitations to power, after all The proud crowned and Sceptred unman cannot reach up or down to .?cratch hi shoulder blades any more than cnn Hit pauper. The Full Hiver Athancr snvs: "AogC. are repre-enled as being of thc feminine gender.'' This is news to us. Wc nevi yet SAW an angel represented wearing bustle. Papers that favor putting telegraph wires underground imagine that they tire gelling w In admit tin "aUtl lie Went lo li dreamless slcej anything w hen lie is f .something new when they hood un nrli \ "Tho Poles Must Go." The Czar of ussia originated tl.nt ninny yours ago. A philosophical editor seta down this fuel ( thc fruit of experience: ' The longer we lU a newspaper and write about people id events, tho more we realizo bow utter Impossible it is to scratch every man on 0 spot that itches thc most." People may talk us they please about mhos not making the man, but it stands a fact, nevertheless, that no man ever adc bis way into society whose trouser.-. i.Ugcd nt (he knees. Thc man who scoffs at thc idea of there aug such a thing as a scu-Scrpcnt. who too s-tnart to bo taken In by any such UUbUg, is thc first man to bc roped in by C bunco steerer. "1 w ish this were a chestnut bell," he lid, as lie look her hand in his. 'Why so?" she blushingly asked. "IlcCttUSO I would ring it," bc answered. "You may consider il so," she said, and ie dny is named. 'l in w ord "chrysanthemum" conics from vu Greek words, meaning gold une inver.- Yonkers (inzctte. \ cs, and yod > to thc florists to buy some ehrysafdhu nuns and you will lind that he bas loroughly "tumbled" lo thc (?nek mente lg of the word. What she reminded him of. "Your lol herd ll-law is .slaving at your house rigid long, Isn't she, J ones V', "Yes, ?he re tinas mo of n piece of furniture 1 have." What's thu! VHie gus fixture," said mies, gloomily. Thc design for tho new two cent postage amp w hich is to 1)0 put into circulation in ?lunary next has been selected. It will bo ne of the handsomest specimens yet issued y the department. The design represents II embossed bead of George Washington i profile upon a blue tinted background. "One by OHO tho roses lade.'' Modern I seo vi ry is, day after day, contracting tho UigC Of subjects that arc considered favor hie for comment hy thc paragrapher*. A cit for j? ikes med to he the seal skin saei pu rni the ravages made by the moths upon A pathetic picture was .something .'.lated of a pretty girl, after cold weather t in, going to her wardrobe to take out er Seal skin sac? pic and buding that the loths had riddled it like a sieve. Nowa -ding furrier declares that thc poison sod in preparing thc fur of thc seal is catii to all Insects and that moths give it wide berth. This is real mean. Hut ii ; kind of thing is going on all tho lime, .ie reiia llorgin was a gentle and kindly .(ilium, lhere never was any such person William Tell, (borge Washington ever cut down a cherry ?rec und moths . ver attack n sen! skin sucqiie. Ono may .ell ask thu question, is Ufo worth living': While Til re la ldc? Titer? ls Hope. Many of tho diseases of this season if thc year can bo averted by ii small mount ol' care and at little cost, bj he timely usc ol' Kw HAN K'S TOP A S CINCHONA Conni vi? lt cures Diurrhica, Dysentery, Choi ra Morbus and like complaints. Ac rucclcr should bc without a bottle, a I will prevent ft ll j disease thal wouh 10 doubt arise from thc change o valer, food und climate, without it is .. The most valuable medicine ii he world, contains all thc best um 11 isl curativo properties of all otho louies, Hitlers, etc., etc., being tin ,realest lllooil Purifier, Liver Regula or ami Lifo ami Ilcaltll-lloBtoriUj Vg'cnt in existence. For Malario .'ever ami Ague, Chills and r'evei h'spepsin, Indigestion, Sick Head ic?io, Nervous Headache, Chroni thciitnnlistn, cte., eic., it is truly Icrculcan lleincdy. Ii gives new lil ii.il vigor to tho llgcd. For ladies i h liento health, weak and sickly chi li en, nursing mothers. Sec circulai iv rapped willi bottle. Cu.vitr.icsiON, S. c., Sept. 1, 1885. II. H. ICWUANK, LSQ., President i 1 he Topaz, Cinchona Cordial Co spartaiiburg, S. C. : Dear Sir-I Inn i-cil a case ol' your Topaz Cordial i ny family, and tut a Tonic and A pp* I/.er I eau cheerfully recommend lt I i\l who are Bullering from Debilii md lack of appetite. My chlldro .peei.illy, have been much beneliltt >y iu usc. Itcspect fully, DUTSON Ll B. Ask your druggist for Kw DANK i'oi'A/. CINCHONA CORDIAL ami tal HO other. TUK. TOPAZ CINCHO:, A COUDIAI. CO., Spartanburg, S. C., U. S. . \ ..lrnn.;e < oin. Utilice lu HIP (.arllt-ld I'unit CLI:VI-:I.ANI>, Ohio, November20.. Sh ist August Mrs. Garfield, widow of l ?tte President, bas been greatly annoyed lier country home in Mentor by the rece il letters of advice, A.c. from a peri .L'liint: himself S. A. limbic. Some li .?ncc tue man went lo (he boase, coo ,v.ilkoi into Hu- hallway ami Inquired Mrs. Garfield or her daughter Mollie. 'I ?i rviuit asked him Iiis minie und hus!il md he presented :i caul bearing Ibo nu .I the letter writer. The fellow was fi maded lo leave thc house and upon gol ie proinisi ' to write no more letters. ie went, In 'ever, ho turned ant! cursed lu- member ol thu household. For SO tm no letters were received, hut recen be fellow began w riting again. Ycstcre ie uga i ii appeared ai thc Garfield fal louse, and being refused permission to dis. Garfield he swore as before. Ile v ollowcd from Hie house, ami later pim mder arrest al Paincsvillc. Boddo is 'Cars ol age and a unlive of Holland, oiincrh lived al Port Wayne, India Wier an inquest in lunacy thc Judge ided that limbic was not of sufficient i mind mind to warrant his Incarceration n asylum. Ile was. then lore, sent te oimty pout house for safe keeping. \0 Him . I.nuil. WASIIINUTON, November ?M.- Tho I'lition of Mr. Upshaw, Assistant Ci lissioner of Indian Affairs, was called i turning lo the following dispatch fr tedfork, Indian Territory, winch bas lu cid Hast: "Captain Hayes of the Fifth ('ava ame in last evening from Hie Sue and 1 igciicy and the Southwest, where bc j cen moving Oklahoma boomers off arblddcn lands, Hostales (bat thc iud icpnrtmonl has concluded lo locate 'oinnnclics. Cheyennes, Araparoes, Kc cos ami Wfchitas cost of tho 08th deg t longitude, which embraces Klahoi 'Illa will settle that pail of the COU ll tr) ) being opened to w hite Settlement." Mr. Lpshaw said: "There is no truth .O Statement, lt has been tuc policy ic Indian Ofllcc to set ure legislation WO mild authorize the use of Oklahoma nell a pulp?se, but this h.is md been do lo Indians have bi cn loaded lhere, ic contrary, they have buen moved nv rom lhere, and Oklahoma Is treated ic Department us no man's laud." A I li iiil'. Crime. A (AtWt?r-Jour nal special says: As elopmentA are m?de, tho Knox coin ly., affair grows In horror, lt Lsundot Hy true tlint Mrs. Poe and her two li nests wire outraged, and together v ie live children were murdered and t urned up in the house. The devils \ id it ar? not positively known, timi ispicion rests upon John Warm and llegcd wife, who were neighbors of VK-'S. Hon. 1 honnis Tony, who was c'e< OVernor of Alabama in August last, inuguratcd yesterday. UK WK lt AI. KKW? ITEM*. Thc President's message is practically xnnpleted and ready for Congress. A severe earthquake shock was felt on Monday in Munich and Allg?u. At Dubuque. Iowa, the temperature I? IO degrees below /.cm. Thirty men wore Instantly killed by nu explosion in Lcmoro colliery lu Durham, I ling., Thursday. lt is feared that there will bc ll collision willi the police in Cork. Howard County ec an t house til Fayette ville, Mo., was humed on Wednesday. The records were saved. The second trial ot Poodle Alderman Metronid was I ic;', un in New York ) osier :lay. Dr. Roliorlson has been elected lo the House of Common-;. He is blind and had no opposition. Tho ancient church of St. Mary Magda len, in London, was partially destroyed hy (Ire Thursdny. In the Spanish Chamber of Deputiesyes terday the government presented ll bill pro vidiug for trial hy Jury. During the pasl week there have been 51) eases of cholera and 10 deaths in tho ill fantry barracks at Belgrado. The chief of police nt New Orleans' was suspended Thursday for Incompetency anil embezzlement. Near Burlington Junction, Mo., on Sat urday, .lames Moyle, il horse thief, was slim through tho brain while trying lo escape from the sheriff. The Superior of tho Oblate Fathers at Montreal, has announced that no Knight of Labor will be allowed to partake of thc sacrament. Four seamen and two steerage passen .< i were killed on the steamer Westerland by I ll big wave during a storm on November ' 8. Mizo, tho confidential clerk of Miner T. Anus, the millionaire coal merchant of Chicago, bas got aw ay with $100,000 of his employer's money. On Tuesday lliglll last an incendiary was caught in the act of setting lire to the tow n of Temple, Texas, and. attempting to es cain-, was killed. Tho workingmen of Philadelphia arc or? ganizing for the purpose Of taking an active pari in the coming municipal olec tit ll. Black's Station, a thriving little town on the Air Line railroad, in an election held on Monday mi liquor or no litjttor, decided in favor of the former. William Kurse jumped fruin thc Brook lyn bridge yesterday in an attempt to emu mit suicide, He was picked up and will probably recover. Petitions front all purls of \ irgitliil have been presented to the Governor ol' thal State asking executive clemency mi behalf of ("Iuvenil Two hundred and sixty IllCU were dis charged from tho 1 lc part men t of ( 'oustrucl and Repairs in tin Brooklyn Navy Yard Thursday. Tho superior of tho Oblate Fathers a! .Montreal has announced thal no Kn Labor shall be allowed lo paltakt of Ila sacrament. A gang of CllhlCSC section hand--at 15?^ Spring. Texas, was waited upon by nboiH ?u masked nu n and cruelly tortured until they gave up their savings, about $500 in al!. Twelve hundred bah - of colton win destroyed by tin- Tliurssduy on tin cottnt platform al lt sleigh, the eastern portion i the < ?ly narrowly escaping. Al P utland. Mo., on Tuesday night Mrs. Susan Willard, a middle-aged linly was struck by lightning and killed in h bed during a thunder storm. Fight proprietors of second rab hob i and restaurants lu Hartford, Conn., havi boon arrested for using oleomargarine m their tables without tbsp!.lying the placar showing Ililli it waa ucl. Cardinal Manning has ordained into iii Hollian Catholic priesthood, it Loi '. Lord Charles Tliyuuc, aged years, am formerly n canon lu the hsinhlishci Church. At St. Louis, Mo . n slay of oxceuli i has been granted in the ease til W. ll J. Mnxwo.l, Prober's murderer, and i : Chinese high-biudi rs, who were under .-er leuce lo be hanged on January l. A Aro at Hay St. Louis, Miss , on M i day night, destroyed four stores and dan aged several residences. Loss estimated ; $25,ooo. purl lally covered by Insurance, At Portland, Me., tl"' director.- ..i :i Canal National Hank authorized the stat meul that Howard Blackstone, discoui dork, has embezzled ?35,000 and has al sounded. The Secretary of tho Navy has necepti bitls for building three new war ships. Tl Charleston, to in- built at San Francisa a cost of $1,017,500; the Baltimore, I Philadelphia, fm- $ I,'125,000, and a gu beat, at Baltimore, for $247,000. President Cleveland hos Issued a proel lualion announcing (hat ratifications ha been exchanged in due form of tho cxti dillon treaty willi Japan, lt agrees th IH-rsons charged with or convicted of crhn ami being fugitives from justice, shall reciprocally delivered up tinder stipulai! conditions A Special tO tllC New (liban- /'?COI/U from Lake Providence, La., says; NV gowskl, Representativo from Wcsi Carn parish, t aino here this afternoon and i ported having been waylaid by a gang outlaw-. Ma jor John McKay, Justice tho l'eat c. was shot and killed at his hon abolit four miles from Caledonia, togcllt with his muk. His dwelling was sci fire and both (xxlles were consumed. Tilt' -, .o i..rn i llinik Kyulem. Comptroller Trcuhollll, in COilchldil his report to the Secretary of thc Treiisur devotes a deal of space to tho considoratii of Ibo present strains and future prospci of tho national banking system. The Ol look now is that thc funded debt will paid off as ! . t as Ila- bonds mature, mid consequence, the question has arisen as what changes should bo mado in the nulli al bank system tn order that il shall ii suttor deterioration or destruction upon t withdrawal of the support upon whit h it bnsed by lite present law-. The Com (roller discusses thc mailor thoroughly ai Intelligently, ami his admirable, paper w provo of value when tho matter tomes i for Congressional consideration, I rri'i li KjMillnihni tintilla. WASHINGTON, November BO.- Ar/j menls of counsel in the French spoliai i claims cases were concluded bcforo t (.'oort of Claims Ibis afternoon, au I t tirsl l l caMS OH the calender were subiii ted for decision. ThcSC arc test case- a Involve the goncrnl question of the govoi ment's liability for damages . ?aimed. Too Murrellglo i?. Wc seo it announced Ulai lhere is dior to l>c given a grand hall In Charleston, C., lo ls; called "The Lartlnpuiko Ho] lt will strike many people that, While it well enough for tho young people to dan it is n mani festal ion of a want of rc wi cn for ?ind four of the Almighty to call th dance an "Earthquake Hop Lei lin dance if lliey want to, but lol I hem i forget their impotency win n Ood is pu ont In thc earthquake. AV*/';//< C/n-.nuc ---..?-#.??. - Tnje people o' Marlon are slow payl their taxes." Treasurer I lavis says thc di I quent list will ho largor than anvytai -it |ih term of ofthc. cu? i : s DYSPEPSIA, INDIGESTION, WEAKNESS, CHILLS AND FEVERS, MALARIA, LIVER COMPLAINT, KIDNEY TROUBLES, NEURALGIA AND RHEUMATISM. JT givcb NEW TT in Invigorat ing: and De lightful to take, urn! ot prcut value ns a Medicino lor weak and Ailir.fi Wemen and Chil dren. LIEE to thc whole 8Y8TEM by Btrcnatlionin^ thc Musel?s, Ton ins: thc NERVES, and ccmplctelyD. gcsling the loud. fc1* ( ?- O N T A I N S *~' ?io hurtful Minerals, is cor.i |icBcd of carefully hclcctcd Vccct.i ble Medicines, combined si-.iii luily, m-.kini* n baie and ric taant Remedy. 1'i.r f?!? Lr ?ll Om :<i-t? on 1 Ord ron mit kn i> tin i \ ? < (ililli it., L. m.- wm ttiuii, iiuin > I I'll '. Volina Drug r.nd Chemical Company, mi II'.oin, mi., i. ?. t. AUook, 'Volina,' by I c a d I n * physicians, telling bow to trent di . C.-.KCS at HOM 10, mailed, together with a astor hand? Borne cards by new Hcliotypc process, on receipt of to c. rs, ShnuMthedsatef ii?*r nut ?1. vT.', ?Ul ? Hill . .<? maiiMi rcoi ?m ??ly?nuH til radia rderodcoiid tbitlof the LIVER, 1 .ir nil .. iiii|.l?li li i : ils kind, i m !. s* 'lot nid ll) nf tho Uiver, III.-i'- . . .V-.-.o. i ?t - j... k. .,. i..,i. ;. ti m, lm?ul irl , ul lb ?.....-.- ' . iMiluatkm. 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CHARLOTTE FEMALE INSTITUTE. vro INSTITUTE for YOUNO LADIES IN in the South has advantages supe riot* to those offered hole In evory depart ment-Collegiate, Arl and Music. Only experienced and accomplished teachers. Th - building i- lighted with gas, warmed with the hos! wrought-iron furnaces, has hot ann cid waler baths, and llrst-ClaSS appointments as a Hoarding school In uvorj respect no school in the south has supei lor. l u Hoard and Tuition In everything in full Collegiate i onise, including undent HIM! modern languages, per scs-i.in ot Ju weeks.KIO? l.'cdiicli ? a fi r I wo <>r more from siune. family or iicighhorhood. Pupils charged only iront dale ?d' entrance. 1,'tll ilogue. willi full particulars, ad d: Ci v.'WM.'K. ATKINSON, Charlotte, N. C. ?Mi UNRIVALED ORGAN8 BABY PAVMBNT ayates*? from .3.?.? [.crinoiil styles, fis to $800. Mend for Cal . nloguo with hill particulars, mulled free. T FIANOS. ? i 'died of Wringing, ou re.: ive Cit alocuo. il .1 PIANO CO., I ioago. 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